The pelvic floor supports your bladder, bowel, and uterus and plays an important role in core stability, intimate wellness, and overall quality of life. Our Colorado Springs team offers targeted non-surgical treatments designed to strengthen and rehabilitate pelvic floor function.
Understanding Your Concern
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue that forms the base of the pelvis and does far more than most people realise. It supports the bladder, bowel, and uterus, helps control the urethra, vagina, and rectum, contributes to core stability, and plays a role in sexual function and sensation.
Childbirth, particularly vaginal delivery, places significant mechanical stress on these structures. The stretching and strain involved can weaken or damage the supporting tissue in ways that don’t always resolve on their own over time. Hormonal changes compound this: declining oestrogen reduces tissue elasticity and responsiveness, which affects how well the pelvic floor functions and recovers.
Additional contributors include chronic straining, constipation, high-impact physical activity over time, and the cumulative effects of gravity. In many patients several of these factors have been active for years before symptoms become noticeable.
Pelvic floor weakness can show up in a range of ways: bladder leakage, urgency, a feeling of reduced support, changes in intimate sensation, or reduced core stability. The presentation varies, but the underlying cause is often the same.
Vaginal delivery places significant stress on the pelvic floor and may stretch or weaken supporting muscles and tissue.
Decades of daily load, physical stress, and straining can gradually affect pelvic floor strength.
Hormonal shifts over time can influence tissue elasticity, responsiveness, and pelvic support.
Treatment Results Last Long-Term
Pelvic floor concerns are highly individual and respond differently to different approaches. Dr. Dunham and his team will assess your specific situation and build a plan that addresses your symptoms at their root.
Thousands of pelvic floor contractions in a 28-minute session.
Targeted pelvic floor rehabilitation through intravaginal stimulation.
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Why Patients Choose Us
We focus on evidence-based, non-surgical options that support strength, function, and quality of life.
Our treatments deliver clinical-intensity pelvic floor stimulation designed to support more consistent strengthening than exercise alone.
Pelvic floor concerns are common. We create an environment that feels comfortable, respectful, and focused on solutions.
Kegel exercises rely on voluntary muscle contraction. Treatments like Emsella and VTone deliver repeated stimulation designed to support strengthening at a higher intensity than most patients can achieve independently. They work especially well alongside healthy pelvic floor habits.
Emsella is external and performed fully clothed. VTone uses an internal applicator to directly stimulate pelvic floor muscles. Treatment selection depends on goals and comfort preferences.
Many patients notice improvement within 2–4 weeks after completing treatment, with continued progress over time.
A common protocol is 6 sessions over 2–3 weeks with periodic maintenance depending on goals.
Pricing depends on treatment selection and the number of sessions included. Financing through Cherry is available.
Dr. Dunham and his team will evaluate your pelvic floor goals and build a strengthening plan designed around long-term support and function. Real results rarely come from a single treatment. Dr. Dunham and his team often combine and stack multiple treatments into one strategic plan built around your goals — because we’re focused on your results, not a sales pitch.
